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Our B&B in Placerville was pretty nice,
although it did have some deferred maintenance. The good news was that it had a
ductless heat pump air conditioner that was very quiet, so we slept well.
We were able to walk to dinner at an Italian
restaurant and the food and service were very good. We split an entree and had
an appetizer before and it was just too much food. We concluded that in the
future we should avoid the appetizer.
Breakfast was typical of a B&B, ample and
very good. After breakfast we stopped at the Safeway and while I refueled Mel
when in and bought lunch and some more mineral water. It had been so hot that we
had finished all that we brought with us and some we had purchased at Trader
Joe's in Phoenix.
We took the fast route through Sacramento and
stopped for fuel in Medford, then continued to our hotel in Grants Pass. The
desk clerk had invested enough in tattoos and body piercings to feed a family of
four for several months, but the room was good.
My sister lives in Grants Pass and her
birthday was coming up in a few days, so we surprised her and took her out to
dinner. We had a good meal and lots of good conservation, then settled in for
the night.
Saturday morning we were up early and had
breakfast and checked out. We stopped at Safeway and Mel went in and bought
lunch and we headed out on the last leg of our trip. We got home at 2:00 after
covering almost 4,100 miles in 18 days.
It was a good trip with some real positives
and a few negatives that were not that big a deal.
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